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Hi, not sure what's happening here. Original issue was that 10.4.1 doesn't work with 7.0 U2. However, upon checking and reverting the changes I'd made previously in March to support 10.4.0 and 7.0 U2 it now works. So, there's nothing further to do here. All good !

Solved this problem by successfully downgrding DSM 7 to DSM 6.2 using the following procedure based on infos from: https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/89848-tutorialdowngrade-from-dsm-70-to-dsm-623/ 1. Ensure you have a telnet client available on your PC 2. In DSM 7.0, enable Telnet and SSH access 3. Using telnet, connect to your Synology NAS from your PC: (x.x.x.x is the IP address of your NAS) telnet to your NAS x.x.x.x 4. Run the following command on your NAS: sudo -i vi /etc.defaults/VERSION 5. Replace the entire contents of that file with the following: majorversion="6" minorversion="2" productversion="6.2.3" buildphase="GM" buildnumber="25426" smallfixnumber="0" builddate="2020/07/01" buildtime="06:24:39" 6. Save the file (:qw)and reboot your NAS 7. Use the Synology Assistant or any IP-Scanner to get the IP of your NAS (has changed back to DHCP) 8. Install DSM 6.2.3 using the .pat file downloaded from the Synology download center. The upgrade will start but then quickly show an error stating you are unable to downgrade and must install a version of DSM7. Don't worry, because at this point, Telnet will be available and you will be able to connect to your NAS. Synology Archive Download Site - Index of /download/Os/DSM/6.2.3-25426 9. Telnet to your NAS like in step 3, but instead of using your account credentials from before, use the following: username: root password: 101-0101 10. Repeat steps 4 and 5, replacing the VERSION file with the new contents (no sudo as you are root now). 11. Install 6.2.3 again. Your NAS should successfully downgrade to 6.2.3. I haven't verified that this will retain your data on your disks 12. Now you may upgrade to the latest DSM 6.2.x from the NAS GUI. 13. If your NAS had a static IP, you have to reconfigur your network settings as the downgrade changed back to DHCP.

Hi, @JurajZ! For the x86-based CPU QNAP NAS, please update your NAKIVO instance with the following latest build to resolve the issue: 1. Director + Transporter - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d_3HB1SulpLzb4hTKuDfo-UvRDgQwLfI/view?usp=sharing 2. Transporter only - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LPnGno2DcYv3r9VQT5H7RutE3h_T_mXj/view?usp=sharing This article could be helpful when updating NAKIVO on QNAP - https://helpcenter.nakivo.com/User-Guide/Content/Deployment/Updating-NAKIVO-Backup-and-Replication/Updating-on-QNAP-NAS.htm#Updating2 For other architecture, please let me know the exact model and firmware version of your QNAP NAS. If you have additional questions, don't hesitate to contact me!